Moscow Establishes New 'Blacklist': Who Has Been Included?

Moscow has included 39 journalists and politicians representing Great Britain on its 'blacklist.' The information has been reported by the Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs.

The list published on the ministry's website also includes former British Prime Minister David Cameron, Foreign Office press secretary Helen Baur-Iton, several officials, as well as a few journalists, including Jonathan Manro, head of the BBC's news service.

“As has been noted multiple times, Great Britain's destructive actions aimed at sowing Russophobia, spreading false information about our country, and supporting the neo-Nazi regime in Kyiv will receive an adequate and decisive response from Russia. Choosing confrontation is a conscious decision of the British political elite, which bears full responsibility for the consequences,” the department emphasized.

The Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs also noted that considering London’s destructive aspirations to impose sanctions under fictitious and absurd pretexts, work to expand the Russian 'blacklist' will continue.